This commit introduces the MIT License to the SQL Dump Splitter project. By including the MIT License, we clearly define the terms under which the project can be freely used, modified, and shared. The license fosters open collaboration and contribution while providing legal clarity and protection for both the contributors and users of the software.
This commit updates the README.md to reflect the addition of the Windows batch file in the SQL Dump Splitter project. The README now provides an overview, usage instructions, and prerequisites for both the Python script and the batch file, ensuring comprehensive guidance for users on different platforms. This update enhances the documentation to cater to a broader audience, including those who prefer using Windows batch scripts.
This commit introduces a Windows batch (.bat) file as an alternative to the Python script for splitting SQL dumps. The batch script offers a convenient option for Windows users, especially those who prefer a quick, script-based solution without the need for Python. It reads a SQL dump file, identifies different databases, and creates separate SQL files for each database, ensuring ease of use and accessibility on Windows environments.
This commit introduces the README.md file for the SQL Dump Splitter project. The README includes an overview of the project, features, installation and usage instructions, contribution guidelines, licensing information, and acknowledgments. This document is essential for guiding users and contributors through the purpose and use of the SQL dump splitting script.
This commit adds a Python script designed to split a large SQL dump file into separate files, each corresponding to a different database. The script reads through the SQL dump, identifies database sections, and creates new SQL files named after each database. This utility is particularly useful for managing and organizing large SQL dumps with multiple databases.
Steve Dogiakos